We are currently shipping SftMask/OCX 6.51.

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Demo Has Expired
UNICODE Support
Rebooting Vista During Installation

.NET, Event Handlers & Debugging
.NET & Dynamically Created Controls
DynamicHelp - Visual Studio 2005/2008
Marshaler Warnings - Visual Studio 2005/2008
Converting from VB6 to VB.NET
About InterDev 6.0 and Windows XP SP2
About Visual FoxPro

Version 6.51:

• The MatchAddCustomItems event did not occur if none of the saved entries matched the current text entered. The MatchAddCustomItems event now always occurs even if there are no matching saved entries.
• Some of the samples in the documentation incorrectly used SftMaskLib60 instead of SftMaskLib65. The source files for the C# and VB.NET samples were from SftMask/OCX 6.0.
• Visual Studio 2003 only: The OCXHelper control could not be added to a form and would result in error message "The .NET assembly 'Softelvdm.OCXHelper' could not be found".
• Changing the AutoComplete.File property after the file has been opened for use had no effect.

Version 6.50:

• Initial product release.

The following changes have been implemented and are currently available via hotfix (above) and will be available in the next version.

Version 6.52:

• The SftMask.Alignment property only worked with formatted text (FormattedText property) and was ignored for the Text property. 
• When the control is just a bit wider than the content of the control (Text property) and the caption area is resized during form loading due to property settings, the text is truncated on the left, as if the text scrolled too far. Once the control receives the input focus, the contents are displayed correctly.

We are working on the following items, which will be available soon (within a few days to a month).

• None.

*) Research Only indicates that these items are currently being reviewed to determine an appropriate course of action. No commitment has been made to offer/implement such new features.